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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
2
A British recruiting officer in Kansas City argues real courage is moral steadiness, not brute strength. He cites quiet, dependable men like grocers, clerks, farmers, and delivery workers who stay calm under fire and fight for moral issues, unlike loud, violent ruffians who falter.
A reflective essay discusses the dangers of mistaking shadow for substance in Germany’s world conquest plan. It argues that armed coordination with Britain and France was essential, yet calls for wiser diplomatic counsel to avoid isolation and ensure the group acts to make the world safe. It stresses indepedence through informed alliance rather than self-imposed isolation.
The New Republic notes Colonel House and aides in Paris signal a shift from American diplomatic nihilism to positivism. It argues America’s role expands from insular policies to a world power stance, urging full mobilization of resources for victory and a broader future relationship with allied dynamics.
A chaotic excerpt discusses Henry Charles Keith Petty Taurige the Fifth and Lloyd Lansdowne amid wartime UK US anxieties. It critiques The Times for printing a letter urging peace through negotiation and notes American ignorance of Lansdowne. It cites American celebrity culture and political sentiment, including references to Paris and the war context, while touching on Arizona killings and crime rhetoric.
The text discusses the Marquis of Lansdowne’s roles from 1869 under Gladstone to secretary of state for foreign affairs, noting American readers likely ignore encyclopedias. It reflects on how war news dominates attention and questions the meaning of marquis, expressing doubt that Lansdowne’s letter will be taken seriously abroad.
The article quotes William Jennings Bryan urging unity and decisive action to secure lasting peace amid the crisis. It portrays him as switching from pacifism to support for fighting, while criticizing Bryan and others for opposing mobilization and readiness. It cites his past cabinet resignation and argues for preparedness, ships, and strong resolve.
Fragmented OCR text hints at a tense era with talks of drought, rising meat prices, and societal strain. References to officials, urban concerns, and scattered names suggest a local paper outlining shortages, public anxiety, and ongoing civic debates amid scarce resources.
At the Majestie Valdevile hosts a vivid night with star actors and a glow of upcoming fare. The piece Openings sketch intense banter amid a crowded New York setting and exile themes as veteran names headline the show.
Readable items describe grand vaudeville acts and a six reel film at the Grand Opera House. Features include musical comedy routines by Jurn Nilova, Neisy and Nelson, and a photo feature "She Cannot Be Son" with Beverly Bigheu. A six reel motion picture about James I. Ferguson’s trial is shown today and Friday, plus court drama "Arizona Ranks" and other acts. Rights and background from Gentlewoman London noted.
Washington reports debate over the red haired gunner who fired the first shot against German forces. The War Department allegedly suppresses the gunner’s name, while the club and officials inquire to identify him. A suggestion the person be honored as a life member sparks further controversy. A second item notes William de Vider contributes aid through the American Red Cross in Europe.
A fragmented letter discusses a planned action labeled autonen tan and a war context. It mentions authorities, authentication, and a request related to a city street and a name Marty Chesed, with unclear references to a policy and swarm siduriey.
The Interal Revenue Service explains exemptions for federal officers and judges from the war income tax during their terms. State and local officials are taxed, while federal officers not on active federal pay are exempt. The article outlines rates, exemptions, and surtaxes applying to individuals and families, detailing two percent base tax plus higher brackets, and specific deductions for dependents and ineligible incomes.
Stars of the photoplay world, Soul Markov and others, present a sensational feature titled the Painted Pedy as it closes its run at the Heart Weu tonight. The film follows Jandy Ty from a village to New York's glow and back, amid stories of wrongs and justice.
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